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As I'm selecting fabrics for my own apartment I'm realizing how difficult it is to commit to something when there are so many fabulous designs and textiles out there. I've come across several lines that I absolutely love so I thought I'd highlight one that stands out and that I keep coming back to..Katherine Rally Textiles. Her collection is somewhere in the middle of a modern geometric and a hand printed batik which is the perfect balance – especially if you're looking to coordinate with a more traditional floral. Take a look at some of her fabulous prints below:
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Now you can see why I'm in a bind. Too many great patterns to choose from!
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FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA -- Recently I ordered 2 iPhones on June 10, 2012. I called the next day to cancel this service, never received those phones and was returned to their warehouse. I received a first bill of $304.00 for a service that I never received, plus another bill for $159.00, which I don't know why. I contacted them and waited 56 minutes to get to a representative and the call was dropped.
I've been waiting for a refund for the phone I never received and they tell me every day when I call, that I will receive my refund in 24 hours, which I never received yet. I will not recommend this company to anyone, plus their prices are high... DO NOT BUY ANY PHONE FROM VERIZON WIRELESS.
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By John Mirisola '11
In October, Jim Belcher '87, author of Deep Church: A Third Way Beyond Emerging and Traditional, visited campus and spoke about moments of transition in faith, particularly among "emerging adults."
Often, Belcher explained, such a moment comes during the college years, when young adults are away from home, parents and youth group. Drawing from the research of fellow alumnus Christian Smith '83, Belcher noted that upwards of 90 percent of emerging adults take on the social and spiritual identity of their immediate surroundings, even if it goes against the identity of their youth.
Many young adults raised in the Christian faith "put that identity in a lockbox" once they enter the largely faith-skeptical realm of secular higher education, Belcher said, emerging on the other side of their college years with a vague spirituality Smith has termed Moralistic Therapeutic Deism (MTD)—God without grounding in theology or creed, accompanying a general moral, spiritual and social aimlessness. "Can MTD be escaped?" Belcher asked. It's a question he's been grappling with for years, as a church planter, pastor and author.
The firm, sustaining root of the Church, he's convinced, is the enduring story of Christ. Drawing a comparison to Lucy's discovery of the magic of the "Spell for the Refreshment of the Spirit" in C. S. Lewis's The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, Belcher reiterated that "once you have been gripped by that Story, you will want to hear it over and over again."
It is the timeless power of the Christian narrative that ultimately resists the casual draw of Moralistic Therapeutic Deism, and which creates a culture of bold Christian leaders ready to live out that narrative in the world. "I'm thankful that I was able to get exposure to that kind of story here at Gordon, 25 years ago," said Belcher.
John Dixon Mirisola is a communications specialist at Gordon and a staff writer for STILLPOINT.
Deep Church: A Third Way Beyond Emerging and Traditional was published in 2009. In 2010 it was a Christianity Today Book Award winner, and also a Golden Canon Leadership Book Award winner. According to Tim Keller (Redeemer Presbyterian Church, New York City), "Jim Belcher shows that we don't have to choose between orthodox evangelical doctrine on the one hand, and cultural engagement, creativity and commitment to social justice on the other."
Lost in Transition: The Dark Side of Emerging Adulthood is Christian Smith's third book resulting from his research on the moral and spiritual lives of young adults. Smith and his collaborators draw on 230 in-depth interviews with a broad cross-section of emerging adults to investigate the difficulties young people face today, the underlying causes of those difficulties, and the consequences both for individuals and for American society.
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Zachariah Fike has an unusual hobby. The Vermont Army National Guard captain finds old military medals for sale in antique stores and on the Internet. But unlike most memorabilia collectors, Zac doesn't keep the medals for himself.
Instead, he tracks down the medals' rightful owners, and returns them.
His effort to reunite families with lost medals all began with a Christmas gift from his mother — a Purple Heart, found in an antique shop and engraved with the name Corrado A.G. Piccoli.
Zac, 31, knows the significance of a Purple Heart — he earned one himself when he was wounded in Afghanistan on Sept. 11, 2010. So when his mother gave him the medal, he knew right away that he had to find the Piccoli family.
Prowling the Internet, Zac eventually tracked down two of Corrado's sisters. But when he finally reached Corrado's younger sister, Adeline Rockko, in New Lisbon, N.J., the woman had a difficult time trusting the young man on the other end of the line.
"I flooded him with questions," recalls Adeline, 85. "Bang, bang, bang. One right after the other."
Zac remembers Adeline's grilling well. "Who are you? 'What antique shop?" she asked him. "She was very stern."
But when Adeline hung up the phone, she regretted the way she had handled the call. "I walked away from the phone, and I says, 'Oh my god, he's so nice and he's returning our medal, and I treated him this way?'"
So Adeline called Zac right back. She apologized for giving him the third degree, and thanked him for what he had done.
Soon, she hopped in the car to meet Zac at his home in Watertown, N.Y.
"At that point, I knew you meant business," Zac says. "To drive eight hours to come see me."
"That night, when you brought the medal down from your bedroom and I saw it was in the very same box I had last seen it in, I knew it was in good hands," Adeline says.
The Piccolis grew up the children of Italian immigrants in Watertown. Corrado, a translator for the Army during WWII, was killed in action in Europe during the war.
Before hearing from Zac, Corrado's siblings hadn't realized the medal was missing.
Like many military medals, the one Zac's mother had found was a family treasure, Adeline says.
"This medal was very precious to my parents. And on special occasions, they would take it out and let us touch it and hold it in our hand," she says. "And then my mother would put it back in the trunk in her bedroom."
As a child, Adeline couldn't understand why the medal was so significant.
"But as I grew older," Adeline says, "and missed my brother more and more, I realized, 'Well, this is the only tangible thing that we have left.' "
Zac and Adeline got to know each other well after their initial meeting. They've talked about planning a trip to Italy, hoping to "walk some of the ground [Corrado] would have walked during the war," Zac says.
"I would like to make that trip. Really. We were very fortunate that you were the one who ended up with the Purple Heart," Adeline says. "You're part of our family now."
Corrado Piccoli's Purple Heart medal now hangs at the Italian American Civic Association in Watertown.
Zac recently returned another lost medal to a family in Alabama. Since he first reunited Corrado's siblings with their brother's medal, Zac says his record is now 5 for 5.
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Time now for StoryCorps on this Friday morning. Today we'll hear from a National Guard captain with a special mission. Zacaraih Fike finds Purple Heart medals for sale in antique stores and on the Internet. He buys them, tracks down their rightful owners and returns them. At StoryCorp, Zach spoke with Adeline Rockko, the first Purple Heart Zach returned belonged to Adeline's brother, who was killed in Europe during the Second World War. Here, they remember when Zach first got in touch.
ADELINE ROCKKO: I flooded him with questions, bang, bang, bang, one right after the other.
CAPTAIN ZACARAIH FIKE: What antique shop, who are you? She was very stern.
ROCKKO: After the conversation ended, I walked away from the phone and I says, oh, my God. He's so nice and he's returning our medal, and I treated him this way. So I called you right back again and apologized, and thanked you then. Now, this medal was very precious to my parents, and on special occasions they would take it out and let us touch it and hold it in our hand, and then my mother would put it back in the trunk in her bedroom.
And for a while I thought well, what's the significance of this medal, but as I grew older and missed my brother more and more, I realized, well, this is the only tangible thing that we have left. So I drove up to Watertown and met with you at your home.
FIKE: Yeah. At that point I knew you meant business. I mean, to drive eight hours to come see me.
ROCKKO: That night when you brought the medal down from your bedroom, and I saw it was in the very same box that I had last seen it in, I knew it was in good hands. And then you brought down your Purple Heart medal.
FIKE: Yeah. I was wounded in Afghanistan.
ROCKKO: And we got to know each other pretty well.
FIKE: We together have talked about planning a trip to Italy, and maybe walk some of the ground that your brother would have walked during the war.
ROCKKO: I would like to make that trip, really. We were very fortunate that you were the one who ended up with the Purple Heart, and you're part of our family now.
WERTHEIMER: That's Adeline Rockko with the man who found and returned her brother's Purple Heart, Army National Guard Captain Zach Fike. Captain Fike recently returned another lost medal to a family in Alabama. He tells us he's now five for five. This interview will be archived at the Library of Congress along with all StoryCorps interviews. The Podcast is at npr.org. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Atom Modeling
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Objective: SWBAT draw models of atoms and identify elements based on their numbers of subatomic particles.
Big Idea: Element identities are determined by number of protons; differing numbers of neutrons make isotopes
This lesson addresses Disciplinary Core Idea Physical Science 1 (DCI PS1), which focuses on Matter and its interactions. Specifically, two of the three subsections of DCI PS1 require student understanding of atomic and nuclear structure (structure of matter and nuclear processes). Basic understanding of these concepts require students to understand that atoms are made from protons, neutrons, and electrons. At this point in my lesson sequencing, students already know that protons and neutrons have nearly equal masses and that the mass of an electron is comparatively negligible. (For more DCIs in physical science, see Disciplinary Core Ideas - Physical Sciences.)
Through this activity, students are using atomic modeling kits or constructing their own models using paper which engages them in Scientific Practice 2: Developing and Using Models. (More Science and Engineering Practices are listed here.) Students who work with these models and draw accompanying diagrams will be far more likely to understand where to find the subatomic particles in relation to areas of the atom (nucleus versus electron cloud). Through the process of adding neutrons, protons, and electrons, step-by-step during the activity, students are asked to think about how atomic mass and atomic number can change (or not) as well as to explain why. This reinforces the learning that atomic number (and therefore elemental identity) is determined by number of protons and that atomic mass is determined by numbers of neutrons and protons, which is critical to student understanding of elemental properties and periodic table organization.
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Warm Up
While I take attendance, students do a warm-up activity in their composition Warm-Up/Reflection books. I use warm-ups to either probe for students' prior knowledge about the day's upcoming lesson or to have them bring to mind and review what they should have learned during the Flipped Classroom recording the night before. (To read more about Warm Up and Reflection Books and the Flipped Classroom please see the attached resources.) I make my own flipped video for my students to watch, but cannot share it because it contains copyrighted images from my textbook. Alternative videos that address the same content are available on YouTube, including this one and this one.
Today's Warm-Up: "Draw a complete He atom, including all its subatomic particles. (Use a different color for each type of particle or clearly label each one.)"
In this case, the warm-up is asking students to both apply knowledge from the flipped lesson and is preparing them for today's activity during which they are expected to both build and draw their atomic models. I use copyrighted images from my textbook in my flipped videos, but I am including two suitable videos in the resources here that convey the same information and can also be assigned to students as homework the night before.
If time permits, I walk around with a self-inking stamp to stamp the completed warm-ups indicating participation, but not necessarily accuracy. On days when there is too much business keeping, I do not stamp. Students have been told that warm-ups are occasionally immediately checked and other times not. At the end of each unit, Warm-Up/Reflection Books are collected and spot-checked.
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I hand out the Atomic Models packet to students first (keys for the Atomic Models handout are available here: Page 1, Page 2, Page 3, and Page 4). Then, I explain to students what they will be doing and model the completion of Part A actually using the same modeling kits they will use (or using cut out paper circles if atomic model kits are not available). I am able to do this by projecting from an ELMO document presentation device so that they can see me building the helium atom model, but I could also draw on the board in front (or even use large circle cut outs and magnets for a board demo). I ask them to tell me what types of subatomic particles I will need, and as they call out answers (electrons, protons, neutrons), I hold up the appropriate parts of the kit or color-coded circles. I explain that, for example, the red balls represent the protons, and so on. I also ask them how many of that particle I need to place on the tray for an atom of helium. In this way, as a class, we build the helium atom.
I model how they will draw the atom on their activity sheet. Using the colors I expect them to use, I draw the helium atom on my activity sheet as it is projected and students follow along.
I ask students to answer the questions below the model themselves and give them about a minute to finish, then give them permission to check with their neighbor, before confirming the correct answers as a class.
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Group Work
Students move into their already established lab groups at lab stations. If lab stations are not available in your classroom, students can easily do this modeling task in their desks by moving desks into pod groups (if they are not already in that seating arrangement).
I have atom modeling kits that include trays with a designated nucleus area and electron energy levels, but any atom modeling kit should work for this activity. In a pinch, you can also use circles cut (or punched) from different colors of construction paper. I use red for protons, white for neutrons, and blue for electrons (because that matches the kits I usually use), but you can use any colors as long as all protons are one color and likewise for neutrons and electrons.
As students are following the directions, I am walking around to make sure that they understand what they are doing and are discussing with each other the activity questions on their handouts. Students should also be drawing the color-coded atom models at each stage of the activity using the correct colors.
Some questions I ask lab groups when referring to models (desired student answers italicized):
- What element is this? How do you know?(The atomic number, or the number of protons, determines an element's identity.)
- What is this element's atomic mass number? How do you know?(Students should answer with the number of protons and neutrons in the model. The atomic mass number is equal to the number of particles in the nucleus, or the protons plus the neutrons.)
- (I add a neutron to the model.) What did I just do? What changed?(A neutron was added which changed the atomic mass because the atomic mass is the number of protons added to the number of neutrons.) Is it a different element? (No, because the number of protons stayed the same.)
- (I add an electron to the model.) What did I just do? Did I change what element it is? Did the mass change? (An electron was added. The element did not change. The mass changed, but not enough to be noticeable so the atomic mass number stays the same.)
- (I add a proton to the model.) What did I just do? Did the element change? Did anything else change? (A proton was added. The element did change because the atomic number changed. The atomic mass number also changed since it is the number of the protons added to the number of neutrons.)
Students working in small groups: Atomic Models group work 1, group work 2, group work 3
Misconceptions I look for:
- Some students might think electrons have no mass--make sure students understand that electrons have mass, but because it is 1/1800th of the mass of a proton or neutron, it does not effect the overall mass of the atom by enough to be noticeable
- Some students might think that any change in the number of particles change an atom's identity--make sure students understand that only the number of protons effects an element's identity, and that number is called the "atomic number"
- Students may also think that any change in nuclear particles changes the identity of the atom--again, reiterate that only the protons determine the element
- Some students might think that all atoms must have an equal number of protons and neutrons--explain that they do not (and, for students who seem ready, you can even mention that some elements have common forms with varying numbers of neutrons; a good example is carbon which can have 6, 7, or 8 neutrons)
- Some students might also think that all atoms must have an equal number of protons and electrons--make sure students understand that only neutral atoms must have equal protons and electrons, but sometimes those are not equal causing an imbalance of charge (which we call "ions")
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Class Discussion
At the end of Group Work time, we come back together as an entire class to discuss what we learned. Students sit in their desk space and I use the whiteboard to record the key take-aways as students answer the question, "What did we learn in this lesson?"
This serves as a chance for students to ask clarifying questions and for me to make sure to address any lingering misconceptions. Depending on student answers to my questions as I visited groups during the modeling activity, I might focus on the misconceptions that particular class of students seemed to exhibit most.
The key take-aways from this Class Discussion should be:
- The number of protons determines the elemental identity of an atom.
- The number of neutrons can change and the element will stay the same.
- Elements with varying neutron numbers are called "isotopes."
- The number of electrons can vary in an atom and does not necessarily have to equal the number of protons.
- When the charges are imbalanced (or the number of protons is not equal to the number of electrons), the atom is called an "ion."
Sample student work: Atomic Models Student Work and Atomic Models Last Page Student Work
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Student Reflection
In student's Warm-Up/Reflection Books, students should spend about 3-5 minutes writing a response to the day's reflection prompt. Prompts are designed to either help students focus on key learning goals from the day's lesson or to prompt deeper thinking. The responses also allow me to see if there are any students who are missing the mark in terms of understanding. The collection of responses in the composition books can also show a progression (or lack thereof) for individual students. (For more information about how I use Warm Up and Reflection Books, please see the attached resource.)
Today's Reflection Prompt: "In your own words, what is an isotope? Also, what is an ion?"
Desired student responses should indicate that:
- Isotopes of an element are atoms with the same numbers of protons, but differing numbers of electrons.
- Ions are atoms that have an imbalance of protons and electrons.


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HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - May 21, 2013 --An official says toxicology tests on the Newtown school shooter's body did not turn up any alcohol, illegal drugs or prescription medication.
Twenty-year-old Adam Lanza fatally shot 20 first-graders and six educators at Sandy Hook Elementary School on Dec. 14 before killing himself. He also killed his mother at their Newtown home before going to the school.
An official close to the investigation said Tuesday that toxicology tests on Lanza were negative for alcohol, drugs and medication. The official, who was not authorized to publicly disclose the information and spoke on condition of anonymity, also says some victims' families were notified of the test results.
The toxicology results were first reported by The Hartford Courant.
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Open Source Yii CMS - GXC CMS
Posted 17 April 2012 - 09:54 PM
Posted 19 April 2012 - 08:39 AM
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$filename=str_repeat(" ","-",$filename)
$filename=str_replace(" ","-",$filename)
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Posted 21 April 2012 - 06:10 PM
Posted 21 April 2012 - 10:34 PM
Can you post a screenshot for your question?
Posted 22 April 2012 - 02:24 AM
mr80, on 21 April 2012 - 10:34 PM, said:
Can you post a screenshot for your question?
i mean:
i create a item of menu (a link) of type: 'Link to a term page'.
after finished. i found it link to home page,note a list content of terml
Attached File(s)
Update Menu.jpeg (26.6K)
Number of downloads: 75
Posted 22 April 2012 - 02:48 AM
Function for render Menu Link
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function buildLink($item)
You can implement to make link to Term page work.
Posted 22 April 2012 - 03:03 AM
mr80, on 22 April 2012 - 02:48 AM, said:
Function for render Menu Link
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function buildLink($item)
You can implement to make link to Term page work.
Thank you very much. i very like this cms. i will study and use it.
for my best regards
Posted 23 April 2012 - 04:13 AM
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Posted 13 May 2012 - 04:03 AM
In Backend, Menu zone, you can add page to a menu item.
Posted 13 May 2012 - 05:43 AM
Then i assigned my page to this new menu item (there is no selectlist to select newly created pages )
Then i created a menu block but i can't see it in the frontend
Posted 21 May 2012 - 01:05 PM
Samir Hajiyev, on 15 February 2012 - 02:56 AM, said:
There is a problem with installation.
When i try to install cms, (backend/index.php?r=beinstall/run)
i get this error:
1146 Table 'gxc_cms.gxc_auth_assignment' doesn't exist.
Please, fix it.
I will wait new updates and Sorry for my English
you can skip this step (beinstall/run) and follow the instructions below
Step 1: import db to phpmyadmin (..common\data\data.sql)
2: Replace some default attributes in table gxc_user: (default admin/123456)
password (function md5) 123456sdad12313ssgdpahcxrwwqas (123456.USER_SALT)
salt : sdad12313ssgdpahcxrwwqas
3: Replace some default attributes in gxc_settings (option)
Done. Go back and login!!!
Posted 21 May 2012 - 03:08 PM
why you had not made it more static but simple to use (like PHPNuke or Nuked Klan) ?
What is a "term" and what is a "taxonomy" ?
"menus" and "pages" are not enough ?
Posted 21 May 2012 - 09:35 PM
Term and taxonomy - you can learn about them on Google. It's really simple and easy to use.
"menus" and "pages" are not enough ? - I don't understand what you mean here. Please describe it
Posted 22 May 2012 - 11:41 PM
I know someone asked earlier what Term and taxonomy is, but upon using Google, I was still unsure what they are. Could someone briefly explain and/or point me to site that has information about it so I understand better?
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For anyone also new to these words (term and taxonomy) here is the definitions as I understand them.
term - is a category for which content can be a member of. For example, a posting called "Amazon's NON-charitable side" could be placed in a term (category) called "Corporate News"
taxonomy - is a grouping of 1 or more terms (categories). For our example of the term "Corporate News" could be placed in the taxonomy "News".
So, these two words really just represent a way to categorize content. So, building of the example, we could have a structure like this:
--Corporate News
---- Amazon's NON-charitable side [article]
---- Some other article
--Economic News
---- Where did our money go?
anyway, hope that helps anyone that may have the same questions that I did. Supposedly, these words are used in WordPress, but I have not really used that CMS to be familiar.
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Second question is: Is it possible to install any other YII-based module into this CMS for use? Would it be fairly easy? For example, I'd really like to implement a site-wide search... Is this possible?
Final question: When YII 2 is released, will this project have to be completely rewritten in order to support the new framework?
Thanks for any help, and I really like this project thus far! Keep up the great work!
Posted 25 May 2012 - 07:53 AM
Posted 25 May 2012 - 09:47 AM
I use some modules in the cms: rights, translate,... In my cms. So it is possible to use yii-based module.
For yii 2.0, i will do my best to rewrite it. ^^


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We love the simple clean lines of these microwavable neck and lap/back heating pads. After under a minute in the microwave, you'll get up to an hour of safe, warm heat without the dangers inherent in electric heating pads: burns, fires and electrical shock. Electric heating pad cautions actually read: Never use in a situation where you could fall asleep. Hmmm... often falling asleep is my goal. These pads are not difficult to make, and are a useful gift for most any adult. They're good for muscle aches or when you feel a chill and don't want to turn up the thermostat. You can also freeze them for a pleasant cooling effect. Although, just typing that made me shiver. Add a drop of essential oil if you'd like a little aromatherapy.
Before you begin, measure the interior of your microwave oven just to be sure the lap/back pad will fit when folded in half (about 8" x 12"). Most microwaves will easily accommodate something of this size, but there are a few older and space-saver models that may require you to slightly reduce the size of the pad.
We show you dimensions and supplies for both a neck pad (22" x 8" flat) and a slightly larger lap/back pad (16" x 12" flat).
To give your heating pads as a gift, fold them up and tie them with a piece of natural twill tape. Pretty and practical!
Our pads used rice, but you can also check out our article on other filler options: Organic Fillers for Warming Pads: We Compare Rice, Corn, and Flaxseed.
Sewing Tools You Need
- Any Sewing Machine (we recommend the Janome HD3000)
Fabric and Other Supplies
This project is a great for fabric scraps. You can use flannel, as well as quilting or décor-weight cotton. Just don't use anything with metal threads (unless you want a fireworks display in your microwave). We chose cotton ticking for its clean, fresh look and tight weave. Ticking is an old time fabric that was historically used for covering pillows and mattresses because its tight weave kept feathers, horse hair, and other fillers in place. Today, ticking has once again become trendy for design accessories like throw pillows, as well as for upholstery. There is something classically soothing about those woven stripes.
Ticking is available almost everywhere fabric is sold. We found good selections at both Fabric.com and Fat Quarter Shop. The ticking we used is not the industrial-strength mattress variety, but a décor-weight that has a soft drape after washing. As we always suggest, pre-wash and press your fabric before beginning this and other projects.
Neck Pad
- ¼ yard of 44-45" wide cotton ticking or similar; we used a red stripe
- ¼ yard of 45"+ soft fleece or similar; we used winter white
- One package of jumbo rick rack in red: this is optional, as is the size of rick rack you use
- 7 cups of uncooked rice for filler
NOTE: Corn is another option for a filler, just don't use the popcorn variety... feed corn is a economical option.
- All purpose thread to match fabric; we used natural
- See-through ruler
- Fabric pen or pencil
- Iron and ironing board
- Scissors or rotary cutter and mat
- Seam gauge
- Seam ripper
- Straight pins
- Optional: Essential oil (we added a drop of vanilla spice or you can add a few lavender buds). You should be able to easily find a selection of essential oils in the organic section of most grocery stores.
Lap/Back Pad
- ½ yard of 44-45" wide cotton ticking or similar; we used a classic navy stripe
- ½ yard of 45"+ soft fleece or similar; we used winter white
- 1 package of jumbo rick rack in navy: this is optional, as is the size of rick rack you use
- 6 cups of uncooked rice for filler
NOTE: Corn is another option for a filler, just don't use the popcorn variety... feed corn is a economical option.
- All purpose thread to match fabric; we used natural
- See-through ruler
- Fabric pen or pencil
- Iron and ironing board
- Scissors or rotary cutter and mat
- Seam gauge
- Seam ripper
- Straight pins
- Optional: Essential oil (we added a drop of vanilla spice or you can add a few lavender buds). You should be able to easily find a selection of essential oils in the organic section of most grocery stores.
Getting Started
Neck Pad
- Cut ONE 9" x 23" rectangle from the red ticking.
- Cut ONE 9" x 23" rectangle from the fleece.
- Cut TWO 25" lengths of the red jumbo rick rack.
Lap/Back Pad
- Cut ONE 13" x 17" rectangle from the navy ticking.
- Cut ONE 13" x 17" rectangle from the fleece.
- Cut TWO 18" lengths of the navy jumbo rick rack.
At Your Sewing Machine
From here on, the instructions are the same for both the neck pad and the lap/back pads (except as noted). We use ½" seams throughout.
- If you want to add a label as we did, add that first to the center of one of the compartments. It should be about 2" from the bottom at a minimum.
- Pin the rick rack to the two long sides, centering it on the ½" seam line (ie. the center of the rick rack should be ½" from the raw edge). Machine baste in place.
- Pin the ticking and fleece rectangles right sides together. Sew all the way around leaving about a 3" opening on one end for turning and adding rice. Remember to pivot at the corners and to lock your seam at either side of the 3" opening.
- Trim the three sides without the opening, and clip the corners.
- Turn right-side out and press, folding in the raw edges of the opening so they are flush with the sewn seam. Your rick rack should pop out along each edge.
- Find the center of the neck pad and and mark with a pin. From the center, measure 5½" to either side and mark both of these points with a pin. These are the marks for the four rice compartments.
NOTE: For the lap/back pad, measure just 4" to either side of the center pin.
- Adding the essential oil is an option, but if you want to add it, now is the time. I used ONE drop for each pad and my whole sewing room smells wonderfully like vanilla spice. If you're using essential oils, put the rice in a large bowl, add the oil and stir. One drop goes a loooooog way.
- Add rice to fill the first compartment. You want to be able to conform the pad to your neck, so don't overfill. We used about 1¾ cup for each neck pad compartment and 1½ cup for each lap/back compartment. I made a simple paper funnel to make pouring rice easier (a regular plastic funnel tends to clog). Hold the pad up vertically so the rice falls to the back of the first compartment you marked earlier, giving you a clear path to sew the compartment closed without sewing through any grains of rice.
- Sew a vertical line of stitching at the first compartment line. If you used ticking, you have a line to follow from pin point to pin point. If not, you can use an erasable fabric pen to draw a straight line between the two points. Pin through both layers along the line and sew. Stop from time to time, with the needle in the down position, and shift the rice towards its compartment to keep the presser foot area clear. It's a bit time-consuming, but not difficult.
- The first compartment should look about like this:
- Repeat for the next three compartments.
- When the last compartment is filled with rice, hand sew the the opening closed with a tightly-spaced slip stitch.
Using Your Pads
Since microwaves vary in how quickly they heat, start with 1 minute and see how it feels. The microwave we tested required about 2 minutes to achieve the desired toasty warmth. DO NOT overheat, you can scorch the rice. Once you know how long it takes your microwave to heat your pad, you can set that time for future uses. Do not attempt heat the pad in a conventional oven.
You can also use this tutorial to make a simple cover for a heating pad. To do this, measure the heating pad and cut two rectangles from flannel or quilting cotton. Cut the rectangles two inches wider and five inches longer than the finished outside dimensions of the pad. With right sides together, sew along both long sides and across the bottom. Serge or zig zag the raw edges. On the top end, fold under ½" and press. Fold under an addition 1" to form a hem. Edgestitch the hem in place. You can add a ribbon tie or two if you'd like to hold the cover closed on the end after you slip the heating pad into place.
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Dubois County Histories
The following county histories are located in the microfilms area on the second floor of the library. Please ask a librarian at the microforms desk or the reference desk if you need assistance with these materials.
Title: Dubois county, Indiana, index of names of persons and of firms.
Author: U.S.--Works progress administration--Indiana.
Published: Indpls., 1938.
Reel 42 No. 147
Title: History of Pike and Dubois counties, Indiana, from the earliest time to the present; with biographical sketches, reminiscences, notes, etc.; together with an extended history of the Northwest, the Indiana.
Territory, and the state of Indiana.
Published: Chicago : Goodspeed Bros. & Co. publishers, 1885.
Reel 67 No.258
Title: History and art souvenir of Dubois county.
Author: Wilson, George R.
Published: Jasper (Ind.), 1896.
Title: History of Dubois county from its primitive days to 1910. Including biographies of Capt. Toussaint Dubois and the Very Rev. Joseph Kundeck ...
Author: Wilson, George Robert, 1863-1941.
Published: Jasper, Ind. : The author, c1910.
Title: Supposed speech of the Dubois county settlement stone... .
Author: Wilson, George R.
Published: [Indpls. : Jos. Ratti co., 1919].
F-2212 (vol. 1)
F-2213 (vol. 2)
F-2214 (vol. 3)
F-2215 (vol. 4)
Title: History of Dubois county in the World war... .
Author: Wilson, Margaret A.
Published: n.p., 1920.


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How Come SoundExchange Is Holding Onto Over $100 Million?
from the questions,-questions,-questions dept
But, as we've noted in the past, supposedly nonprofit collections groups such as SoundExchange (a spinoff of the RIAA) are notorious for not finding artists to pay -- even some of the biggest names in the business. Oh, and did we mention that if the royalties go "unclaimed" the recording industry (via SoundExchange) often gets to keep the money? Given that bit of info, it's perhaps no surprise at all that P2Pnet is noticing that SoundExchange's own tax returns note that the nonprofit was sitting on over $100 million at the end of 2007, a pretty significant leap over previous years, and a somewhat startling sum for a supposed "nonprofit" in charge of both collecting and distributing funds.
It seems like those musicians sure are difficult to find.
The P2Pnet report also points out that it will be interesting to see how much SoundExchange has spent on lobbying efforts. SoundExchange is actually barred from lobbying the government, but has been ignoring that for years by funding musicFIRST, a recording industry lobbying group that's trying to add a new license for radio stations to pay (collected by SoundExchange, of course) by claiming that radio is actually a form of piracy.
So, even if Choruss or these other collections societies seem to be designed with the best intentions in mind (and I'm sure they are), it seems that they're wide open to abuse -- which is yet another reason to be quite worried about simply handing over the entire industry's business model to such an operation.


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Extra time should be allowed at busier times of the year, especially in the period up to Christmas. We regret that we cannot be held liable for delays in shipping - in the rare event of a delay in shipping we will do everything in our power to get your print to you without delay.
We ship posters, fine art prints, box canvas prints and framed prints to most countries in the world. Please see 'Postage and Shipping' in the Help pages.
Overseas delivery times do vary greatly. European deliveries are normally within a working week, and all other territories within two working weeks.
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For delivery to United Kingdom addresses we normally use First Class Post for small packages and Parcelforce for rolled prints. For box canvas and framed prints for delivery to United Kingdom addresses we use overnight couriers.
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Why wait until October to celebrate Pizza? We may as well get our orders in now. October may be National Pizza Month but, Today, "saucy" visitors, is National Cheese Pizza Day! (well, you didn't want me to call you cheesy visitors, now did you:)
I rounded up a slice of some of the cheesiest pizza selections I could find in my Hospitality search for National Cheese Pizza Day. Thanks "guys."
On the Menu:
Shelly's Bruschetta Three Cheese Tortilla Pizza
Susan's Three Onion & Three Cheese Pizza
Laura's Butternut Squash and Goat Cheese Pizza
My contribution to National Cheese Pizza Day is from a booklet titled Pizza All Around by Dorothy R. Colgan. A GREAT book for young cooks, Pizza All Around was published in 1992. It has adorable illustrations by Vickey Bolling and it just happens to include one of my favorite recipes for no yeast Multigrain Pizza Crust!
I suppose it's high time I fess up. Pizza is not one of my favorite indulgences. There, I said it. However, if I were to partake in the worldly tradition of "digging in," gooey cheese pizza is the track I would take. That said, today I have chosen a less conventional version of cheesy pizza; Apple and Cheddar Cheese Pizza. Although the recipe calls for a basic pizza crust, I thought it might be interesting to mix up the Apple Cheddar topping with the no yeast Multigrain Crust.
First the Crust:
|1 cup oat flour
1/2 cup all purpose flour
1/2 cup whole wheat flour
1/4 cup yellow cornmeal
1 tsp. baking powder
2/3 cup milk
1/4 cup vegetable oil
|1. Preheat oven to 425 degrees
2. In a mixing bowl, stir together the first five (dry) ingredients.
3. Add milk and oil to the bowl. Mix well until flour is absorbed and the mixture forms a sticky ball.
4. Remove the dough ball from the bowl and knead gently 10 to 12 times on a lightly floured work surface. Then press out the dough into a lightly oiled 12 inch pan. (this dough does not use yeast so it does not have to rise) Fold up edges to hold the toppings.
5. Place the pan with the dough but no filling in the oven for 12 to 15 minutes or until brown. Remove from oven and let cool for about 5 minutes.
6. Add toppings of your choice.
7. Return the pizza to the oven and bake for 10 to 15 minutes or until cheese is melted. Let cool for 5 minutes and serve.
|1 Basic Pizza Crust (Multigrain)
5 large McIntosh cooking apples, thinly sliced
1/2 cup sugar (ripe apples will be tasty enough on their own if you decide to omit the sugar)
1 tsp. cinnamon
For Topping:
3/4 cup flour
1/2 cup sugar
6-1/2 tbs. butter cut into small pieces. (about 3/4 stick)
1 cup grated cheddar cheese
|1. Preheat oven to 450 degrees.
2. Roll dough out about 1/8 inch thick. Place in lightly oiled pan and turn the rim up 1 inch.
3. Spread the apple slices evenly over the dough. Sprinkle 1/2 cup of sugar and cinnamon over the apples.
4. To make the topping, put the flour, 1/2 cup sugar, and butter in a bowl. Mix together with a wooden spoon until the mixture looks like bread crumbs. Sprinkle this mixture over the apples.
How You Bake It:
Bake in a 450 oven for 10 minutes, then reduce the heat to 350 degrees for another 25 minutes, or until apples are tender. (Have your grown-up helper test the apples with a fork to see if they are soft.) Turn off the oven. Very carefully, because the pie is hot, sprinkle the cheddar cheese over the top. Let the pie sit in the turned-off oven for 3 more minutes. Remove, cool for 5 minutes, and serve!
National Waffle Week News:
During National Waffle Week, Waffle House restaurants will introduce a new waffle flavor. oooo I wonder what it will be:)I'll be back on the 9th just in time for Harland Sanders & KFC. In the mean time, don't forget Salami Day on the 7th. Have a hearty, safe, and fun Labor Day. Louise:)
1. National Cheese Pizza Day! @ Slashfood
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A temporary injunction that may be granted before or during trial, with the goal of preserving the status quo before final judgment.
To get a preliminary injunction, a party must show that they will suffer irreparable harm unless the injunction is issued. Preliminary injunctions may only be issued after a hearing. When determining whether to grant preliminary injunctions, judges consider the extent of the irreparable harm, each party's likelihood of prevailing at trial, and any other public or private interests implicated by the injunction. Parties may appeal judge's decisions on whether to award a preliminary injunction. See interlocutory appeal.
In the federal courts, preliminary injunctions are governed by Rule 65(a) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. State rules regarding preliminary injunctions and other injunctions vary from state to state. See State Civil Procedure Rules.
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The Verizon Galaxy Nexus Android 4.0.4 update was rumored to be out on Tuesday. Tuesday came and went without an update, just like the other days have in the five months since its launch.
I'm not mad that it missed that date and I'm not even mad about the ridiculous bugs that seem to be getting worse and worse. What I am mad about is that Verizon, knowing full well that its customers are fed up, has yet to issue any sort of update or statement about the progress of the update or the update itself.
Since the launch of the Verizon Galaxy Nexus, the phone has received a grand total of zero updates. Zero. Seriously, not one. I find that unacceptable, especially for a Nexus-branded device. And I know that others do too.
It's especially terrible because the Galaxy Nexus is indeed suffering from a number of issues that need to be sorted out.
Read: Wait for Galaxy Nexus Android 4.0.4 Update Gets More Bizarre.
But again, I can deal with those. I've just put my phone aside until the software inevitably arrives.
What I can't deal with is the lack of communication. While other carriers like T-Mobile and Sprint have been very open and honest about various bug fix updates and Android upgrades, even when the news is bad, Verizon has yet to utter a single word about an update for the Galaxy Nexus.
Maybe it has mentioned something on Twitter that I've missed but it's account responds to hundreds upon hundreds of tweets a day so it's hard to keep track.
Point is, it hasn't issued anything official in regards to the update. If this was a normal phone, I would understand. But this is a best-selling device and a Nexus device at that.
Just how quiet has Verizon been?
A Google engineer launched a thinly veiled accusation toward Verizon in regards to the delay and the carrier didn't even retort. It remained silent. Just like it has in the five months since it launched the phone to great fanfare five months ago.
Read: Five Months With The Verizon Galaxy Nexus.
Seriously, a simple "We're working as hard as we can on the update and we hope to share news soon" would do. Anything is better than the sound of crickets I have endured since December.
So, you want to know what the worse part about the wait for the Verizon Galaxy Nexus is? It's not the fact that I've been waiting five months. It's not the fact that my phone is absolutely plagued with bugs.
It's the fact that carrier has remained completely silent about an update that has clearly pissed off hordes of its customers.


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Clinical psychic intuition
It is possible to know information without inputs through our five ordinary senses of sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch. We call these psychic impressions. They provide another level for intuitive awareness.
Researchers have dissected psychic abilities into theoretical components.
Telepathy: The transfer of thoughts, images or commands from one living being to another, without use of sensory cues.
Clairsentience: Knowledge about an animate or inanimate object, without the use of sensory cues (sometimes called psychometry). This may appear in the mind of the perceiver as visual imagery (clairvoyance), auditory messages (clairandience), or other internal sensory awareness, such as taste, smell, or a mirroring of bodily sensations from another person.
Precognition: Knowledge of a future event prior to its occurrence.
Retrocognition: Knowledge of a past event, without use of sensory cues.
The above four modes of acquiring knowledge without cues from any of the external senses: have been called Extrasensory perception (ESP).
ESP is often reported by people who also have abilities to move or transform an object without use of physical means; commonly called "mind over matter," which is technically labeled psychokinesis (PK)..
ESP and PK are referred to as the psychic, or psi (from the Greek letter, Y) abilities.
Research on psychic intuition
Surveys of experiences of psychic experiences were conducted by Louisa Rhine at Duke University starting in the early 1940's. People commonly reported they knew information without sensory inputs. For example, they claimed they had premonitions of dangers before these materialized, would know when someone in the family was in need of help, and were able to project their thoughts to others.
Spontaneous ESP occurs frequently during dreams, during times of distress, and in response to needs. It also occurs with no apparent pattern and for no apparent reason.
J. W. Dunne published a classic series of precognitive dreams. For instance, he foresaw the eruption of the volcano on the Caribbean island of Martinique in 1902, in which 40,000 people were killed. Clearly this is an event that could impact the collective consciousness of the planet, and would be more "available" for psychic perception than lesser events. However, Dunne also records a dream in which he is standing on a bridge, looking at a particular scene. About 25 years later, he found himself on that very bridge, surveying that particular scene. He could find no special significance to this precognitive experience, which seemed simply to have been a window across time.
Skeptics suggested that such individual reports could simply be coincidences, so the hypothesis of psychic perception was put to the test.
Joseph B. Rhine, at Duke University, ran hundreds of thousands of tests on psi abilities. His basic tool for ESP testing was the deck of Zener cards, containing twenty-five cards, five of each of five different symbols: a star, a circle, a square, a cross, and three wavy lines. (See Figure 1.) The deck of 25 cards was thoroughly shuffled, sometimes with a mechanical shuffler, prior to each test of ESP perception.


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The Wapakoneta Redskins created runs with the help of five doubles out of their eight hits in Monday's game.
Although the offense produced fewer hits as the game wore on, they were solid enough in other areas to hold off the St. John's Blue Jays in the season opener for both teams.
The Redskins emerged with a 6-3 non-league victory Monday over St. John's in varsity baseball action at Wapakoneta High School.
"We would give them a 'B' grade," Redskins varsity coach Jason Brandt said. "It was a good first day win against a good team. You can't complain when you win. We did a lot things well.
"We hit the ball hard all day long. We were aggressive on the bases. Defensively, we were adequate. The pitchers have to do a better job of throwing first-pitch strikes."
For the full story, see the Tuesday, April 1 edition of the Wapakoneta Daily News.


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Nokia has announced four new budget handsets: the Nokia Asha 200, Asha 201, Asha 300, and Asha 303.
Derived from Hindi word signifying hope, the new phones will run Symbian Series 40 and be aimed at the emerging markets around the world.
"We can bring the Internet to people for the first time," said the company. The aim is to target "the next billion".
The Asha 200 comes in an awful looking lime green colour, as well as as a less garish purple variant. It's a dual-SIM model with live swapping, the 201 is a single-SIM setup. It has a QWERTY keyboard, 52-hour battery life and will sell for around €60.
The 300 is a touchscreen device with a 5-megapixel camera, a music player, FM radio, Bluetooth connectivity and can handle memory cards up to 32GB. It will cost €85.
The 303, the pick of an average bunch, packs a physical QWERTY along with a 2.6-inch capacitive touchscreen. It packs a 1GHz processor (as does the 300) and also boasts Nokia Maps along with 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity. The 303 will be priced at €115.
All the phones pack the Nokia Browser, which compresses web content by up to 90 per cent in the cloud, saving time, data and, crucially for the target markets, money.
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The NBA not only is relying on its constitution and by-laws to force Los Angeles Clipper owner Donald Sterling to sell the team, but also plans to rely on moral and ethical contracts with the league Sterling has signed over the years, a person familiar with the situation told USA TODAY Sports.
The person requested anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly about the highly sensitive situation.
Language in those contracts prevent Sterling from expressing views or taking actions that are detrimental to the league, the person said.
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NBA Commissioner Adam Silver banned Sterling for life, issued him a $2.5 million fine and said he will force Sterling to sell the team after Sterling made racially insensitive comments on an audio recording of private conversation made public.
The league is moving cautiously in its attempt to remove Sterling. The NBA's finance-advisory committee, which made up of owners and taking the lead in the case against Sterling, met via teleconference on Wednesday.
"The Committee reviewed the status of the search for a new CEO of the Los Angeles Clippers, was updated on meetings held this week between NBA Deputy Commissioner Mark Tatum and Clippers employees, and addressed the process and timing regarding the termination of Mr. Sterling's ownership of the team," NBA executive vice president of communications Mike Bass said in a statement.
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Saturday, the league said it is searching for a new Clippers CEO and Tuesday, the league announced Clippers president Andy Roeser will take an indefinite leave of absence.
While no article in the NBA's constitution addresses the Sterling incident specifically, Article 13(d) is a catch-all violation.
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MONROE—The Farm Bureau Lifers came out of the loser's bracket of the double elimination Monroe Little League tournament to claim the 2012 title by handing Monroe Grain a pair of losses Thursday night.
Had Monroe Grain, who beat the Lifers earlier in the week, won the opening contest Thursday, the tournament would have been over, but Farm Bureau pounded out a 14-2 win to force a second game. In the nightcap, the Lifers jumped out to a 8-2 lead and then held on for a final 14-10 triumph.
In the first game, the Lifers had a slim 3-2 edge going into the fifth and then broke it open with four runs before adding seven more in the sixth. Kyle Arnold tripled twice and had two RBIs, Evan Brown had three doubles in a four-hit game, Kyler Green doubled twice and delivered two RBIs, and Drew Schultz doubled. Jake McCullough also had two RBIs. For the Grain, Adam Busse doubled and had two RBIs while Conner Schwartz and Skyler Lehrman each had two hits.
Dylan Miller started and was the winning pitcher. He struck out four batters in four innings and Arnold whiffed four in the last two frames for the save. Kevin Brown had 10 Ks for the Grain in five innings while Busse had one in the sixth.
Farm Bureau clubbed five doubles in the final game with Arnold, Miller, Brown, McCullough and Schultz all getting two-baggers. Brown, Miller, and McCullough all delivered two RBIs while Brown, Schultz, and McCullough had multi-hit nights. Arnold was the starter and went four innings for the win with five Ks. Miller finished the final two innings for the save.
Monroe Grain's Jordan Biberstine slugged a three-run homer in the fourth and finished with two hits while Kevin Brown and Jaxson Rinkenberger both had two hits as well. Biberstine and Brown both fired three innings on the mound and struck out five and six respectively.
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Dale Sveum and Edwin Jackson Argue, We Shrug, and Other Bullets
Your daily family move update (because it's relevant to the site): the bulk of the move is behind us, but the most critical component as far as you folks are concerned comes this morning. That would be the internet transfer, which could leave me without internet service for a bit today. Fingers crossed that you'll notice no such thing.
- So, there was a fight last night. Kind of. Edwin Jackson didn't want to be pulled after just four innings, and Dale Sveum wanted to use a pinch hitter. They argued. Other folks stepped in. It was anticlimactic, as you'd hope intrasquad fights would be. After the game, both Sveum and Jackson deflected questions about the incident, sufficiently downplaying it that all will be forgotten in a day or two. In a season like this one, after a season like the last one, it's impressive that there haven't been more blowups. I'm not trying to minimize the argument – it just really seems like a whole lot of nothing. Zambrano versus Barrett this was not.
- Anthony Rizzo is this year's Roberto Clemente Award nominee for the Cubs. The award recognizes a player who best represents the game of baseball through positive contributions on and off the field, including sportsmanship and community involvement, and Rizzo certainly qualifies. His family foundation has been raising funds to fight cancer, and regularly contributes to the community. You can help vote for Rizzo at ChevyBaseball.com, as soon as the voting mechanism is up and in place.
- Dale Sveum really loves the development of Welington Castillo, and sees defensive improvement in Starlin Castro.
- Jay Jaffe writes about the Ex-Cub Factor, and focuses in large part on Matt Garza's struggles since being dealt to the Rangers.
- Donnie Murphy answers questions over at ESPN. If he played full-time for a season, he thinks he could hit .260ish with 15 to 20 home runs (how's that for a realistic answer?).
- The Cubs have been involved in 51 one-run games (holy crap!), according to Carrie Muskat, which is tied for the most in the NL, and is the third-most in baseball (dude, that's a lot of one-run games in baseball this year). The Cubs are 20-31 in those games, but, before you go saying that means they're so close to being better, remember: really good teams aren't in a lot of one-run games. They're frequently winning by two or more runs.


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An Upstate shelter is working to control the cat population.
The Greenville Humane Society is in the last few days of its Beat the Heat campaign.
They're offering people a steep discount to get their female cats spayed -- just $20, more than 50 percent off the regular price. Grant money from Petsmart Charities is covering the rest of the cost.
The goal of the campaign is to spay more than 500 cats.
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NOAA's Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary Seeks Comments on Vessel Sewage Discharge Regulation Proposal
NOAA's Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary is seeking public input on a proposal to regulate sewage and graywater discharges from large vessels, including cruise ships and container ships, in sanctuary waters.
The proposed regulations, announced today in the Federal Register, would require large vessels of 300 gross registered tons or more to hold sewage and graywater on board while passing through the sanctuary. Nearly 7,000 large vessels transit the sanctuary each year using the shipping lanes that run through its northeastern edge.
The proposal is the result of a public process conducted in 2006 as part of the sanctuary's management plan review. During that process, NOAA received substantial public and agency comments requesting more stringent sanctuary regulation of sewage and graywater discharges from large ships, and consistency with the California Clean Coast Act.
"NOAA places a high value on public input, so when stakeholder comments told us that we should reconsider how we were proposing to regulate large vessel sewage and graywater discharges, we listened," said Chris Mobley, Channel Islands sanctuary superintendent. "We further analyzed this issue and decided to modify the changes we are proposing, and now we encourage the public to review and comment on those changes."
The proposal reflects concerns about the high volume of sewage and graywater that could be discharged in the sanctuary by large vessels. Vessel sewage is more concentrated than domestic land-based sewage and may contain disease-causing bacteria and viruses, along with high concentrations of nutrients that can harm the marine environment. Vessel graywater, which includes wastewater from galleys, baths and showers, may contain additional substances such as detergents, oil and grease, pesticides, food wastes and chemicals.
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